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What I Wish I'd Known
Alexander L. Wisnoski III explains what new Ph.D. students in the humanities and social sciences need to learn about the job market.
Taking the Risk
Going on the job market without a nearly done dissertation can not only help some people economically but may spur them to finish up, writes Melissa Dennihy.
Introducing Carpe Careers
Experts who help graduate students prepare for a range of careers explain their new column.
He. She. Zhe.
Nyasha Junior changed how she welcomes students to her class this fall, to try to make it more inclusive – with unexpected results.
Beyond Research-Teaching Divide
A successful pitch to a liberal arts college needs to involve more than just doing the opposite of what one might do for a research university, writes Christopher Leise.
Giving Up on Academic Stardom
We thrive on more than ambition, writes Eric Anthony Grollman.
Peer Review and Careers
Nate Kreuter writes about the practices that can make it hard to get good feedback on submissions, and the way journals and their editors can promote quality, timely communication with scholars.
Why You Should Be an ACE Fellow
Considering academic leadership at the institutional level? Elizabeth Simmons explains how pursuing a fellowship both prepared her for future positions and altered her perspective on her current position.